JScad project showcase

Ion 0

Hello Everyone,

I've started a JSCAD project when V2 wasn't even officially released and I can now share the project with everyone in the hope of motivating new developers to adopt this project.

Many thanks to the developers who made this possible!

The web app allows you to design remotely controlled airplane wings using classical rib & spar approach or even 3D print it the solid and/or the internal frame.

The tool is parametric with lots of parameters for wing shape, elements and spar positioning. Export is possible in PDF, SVG, DXF, STL formats.

You can find the project online at https://rcplanediy.com/wingdesigner The project is still in development.

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z3dev

@Ion-0 it was great to meet up. I'm totally impressed with the amount of effort and engineering that went into the web application. Really cool stuff!

Let us know how JSCD needs to improve to assist others.

z3dev

@ion-0 thanks for the nice offer.

You can contact me at z3-dev at gfnews dot net

Hopefully, we can meet online and discuss. A demo with some explanations would be a lot of fun.

platypii

Wow this is SO COOL!

Really nice work, and a great example of the benefits of generative, web-native CAD software.

Ion 0

@z3dev

Hello

I don't mind, I would be happy! I'm very grateful for this library and hope to be able to support it in the future.

When is the Faire ? Perhaps I find some time to add a gallery with some samples featuring the various capabilities and some bug fixing. If you'd like I'd happy to connect for a quick demo too.

z3dev

@ion-0 that's WAY COOL!!!!

Thanks for sharing!

FYI, we (JSCAD) will be presenting at 2022 Tokyo Makers Faire. Do you mind if I show the site off?

Steve Howe

@ion-0 WOW! I don't do much wing designing (I used to build free-flights for fun though), and I've just begun to design in JSCad (moving from openJSCad), but I find this so amazing. There is so much I don't know yet, but I'd like to learn how to do a site like this. I assume you are hosting JSCad from your own server to allow this much flexibility. This is amazing stuff! Thanks for sharing!